Pornography addiction neurologically different from substance addiction

A new study has found that pornography addiction doesn’t look like other addictions. A certain type of brain activity called a late positive potential (LPP), increases when a substance user is shown an image of their drug of choice. However, when a self-reported porn addict is shown a sexually explicit image, the LPP is lower, rather than higher. This raises questions about whether or not problem pornography use should be classified as an addiction. What do you think? Read the entire article from The Fix Here.